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Above: Mass-murderer Jagdish Tytler

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Another Sudden Recollection & Confession:
This One by the Top Man from India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)

ASHISH MEHRISHI

 

 

 


EDITOR'S NOTE: The following story, as well all the others of this nature, are being heavily blocked on the internet, making it difficult for the average reader to access them. On a daily basis, archival copies of such reports are being systematically wiped out ... one of the great 'advantages' of the new hi-tech age for those wishing to control and project a revised version of history!

 

 

The former Joint Director of India's Central Bureau of Investigation ("CBI") M. Narayanan, who had taken over the 1984 pogroms case when the Courts had not accepted the closure report and ordered for further investigation, has revealed that the investigation of the case was politically influenced, saying that it is "Beyond understanding how a closure report was filed in the case of Jagdish Tytler".

He has also said that "there was pressure to not collect evidence".

The CBI is India's equivalent of the FBI. Jagdish Tytler is one of the top Congress leaders accused of leading and directing the 1984 mobs; to date, he has avoided all accountability by having been granted high positions of influence and power within the Congress heirarchy.

"When I reviewed the case, I found that nothing was done. Witnesses were not being traced. I took the help of a Gurudwara Committee to trace the witnesses Jasbir Singh and Surender Singh in America, and they said they won't come to India as they faced a threat of life. We sent a team of two CBI officials to record their statements, wherein they had said that earlier the police had stopped them from speaking the truth. In the statement we took, Surender Singh named four more witnesses, including Resham Singh and Chanchal Singh," the former Joint Director has said, adding that, "Earlier officers had faced immense political pressure as this was a high profile case".

Narayanan has also mentioned the presence of Jagdish Tytler in the office where the investigation was being conducted.

"Jagdish Tytler had come to the office, although an accused should not have come without being summoned. I could not understand how he had come," he said.

After his retirement, another closure report was filed, and as Narayanan recollects, "My colleague went back to Uttar Pradesh, the same officer who was heading that cell now became in-charge of the zone".

In his words, "After my retirement, the investigation did not go in the right direction. Our job was to collect all possible evidence and put it before the court, not to tell the court that the witness has come after so many years. It is for the judiciary to analyze evidence. I felt that there was some pressure, some of the other senior officers were also facing the pressure," he said, adding, "There was pressure to not collect evidence. It is beyond understanding how a closure report was filed then. Now since the matter is in court, every possible evidence should be collected".

 

[Courtesy: India Today. Edited for sikhchic.com]

February 5, 2014

 

Conversation about this article

1: Harleen Kaur (San Francisco, California, USA), February 06, 2014, 3:18 PM.

Why didn't these people come out with these 'confessions' and testimony earlier? Why don't they have a sense of duty towards truth and human decency? If such a thing had happened to their own family, would they have watched in silence or would they have acted swiftly? I am ashamed of the whole system in India that breeds corruption of the mind.

2: Kaala Singh  (Punjab), February 06, 2014, 5:06 PM.

When will these scoundrels be brought to justice?

3: Kaala (Punjab), February 08, 2014, 10:52 AM.

The Sikhs living in this sad land should understand once and for all that they live in a lawless jungle where the law of the jungle prevails. That they should not expect the the police, CBI or the kangaroo courts or anybody else to deliver justice. That it is a wastage of time and money to try and get justice out of this rotten system. That they should be united and stick together to face the fiendish mobs as the mobs are not going away anytime soon. Believe it or not, we are on our own, guys.

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